Reviews for My Home Hero Manga

This review contains spoilers. There is a sense of speed, and every time, “is it going to end here!?” It made me think, and I was carried away by it. What's more, it's an accurate depiction of Asaki sensei! I think it can be roughly divided into 3 chapters. What was particularly irresistible for me was the midfield chapter, a battle in an enclosed space in the mountains with a cult cult. Major changes have been made since the early days, and the deaths of 160 people each were reminiscent of battle royale. Tosu, who is in the midst of that, is still not an ordinary person... What impressed me as a scene was the depiction of Reika, when she met her father again after questioning her father's crimes, looked completely different from what it used to be. It was amazing. I fell to a point where this would probably be the only place to land, so I think it was a bad end, but I'm satisfied. well, murderers are not allowed to have happy endings.

This review contains spoilers. The development was so much more interesting that I finished reading it in no time! Each character has a human touch. I'm too worried about the final results...

This review contains spoilers. It was about coming quickly to people who have families and things they want to protect. I can't talk about the last one without tears. After all, dads want to be heroes in front of their kids, especially daughters. I want to protect it.

This review contains spoilers. Can we commit crimes for our families in the same way? The chain of sorrow and sin is painful. I read it all at once that I wonder if war is why it won't go away either. That was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It's a rare story that conveys the thoughts of a family. I was reading with bated breath what would happen to the protagonist and his family in the end. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. I read until the last volume. There seem to be many voices saying that the development is based on expediency, and there are a lot of actions, etc., and I can't empathize, but I thought it was an interesting work. It may not be necessary for this kind of suspense system, but I felt the protagonist's consistent thoughts of protecting his family and the way he acts to live peacefully with his family no matter what kind of adversity there are, like in shonen manga. I think the content is easy to read for people who don't usually read mystery or suspense series.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it might be a confrontation between a normal office worker and a half-bloke, but the scale got bigger and bigger, and the fun accelerated. There is a feeling that it stalled slightly near the end, or that they were forced to do it, but even so, it's still interesting. The pictures are beautiful, easy to read, and it's a perfect work.

This review contains spoilers. If my daughter is in a relationship with a dangerous man and is even violent, the father won't be able to keep quiet... I'm so excited about the realistic depiction.

This review contains spoilers. It was very interesting because it was a very interesting way for a very normal family to catch the eye of the villain for a little thing, take a big step off the road, and get drawn into the story. It's an impressive work where everyday life and extraordinary are two sides of the same coin, saying that humans can still live a normal life even if they commit a crime.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read up to 3 volumes, but even though it's not flashy, I thought it was too cool to see a father using his head to confront criminals in order to protect his family.

This review contains spoilers. My Home Hero is a suspense comic with the theme of family love, and it's a story where a father from an ordinary family suddenly gets involved in a criminal world. A father who seems normal at first glance in his everyday life is confronted with the question of how far he can sacrifice himself to protect his family.